Today's answer is Vienna, Austria, home of the famous "Sacher-Torte". Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Christina Koza, spokeswoman for Austria's Hotel Sacher.

Today we're looking for the origin of the famous chocolate confection, the "Sacher-Torte"

Reporter Beth Accomando tells us about the movie Hot Fuzz, a British take on the Hollywood cop-buddy flicks.

Members of the new Palestinian unity government say Washington should be listening to them...whether the United States likes what they have to say or not. But the Bush Administration maintains its policy of not dealing with the Hamas-led government. The World's Aaron Schachter reports.

The legitimacy of Nigeria's presidential election has been questioned by the United States and Europe. Anchor Marco Werman finds out why from journalist Craig Timberg, who covers Africa for The Washington Post.

Anchor Marco Werman speaks with one of the scientists who say they've discovered a 300-million-year-old rainforest right here in the United States.

China's standard of living is on the rise. And workers want rock-bottom wages to follow suit. Those low salaries have resulted in a worker shortage in some Chinese factories. The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports.

Russia today described US plans for a missile shield as a serious destabilizing factor for global security. Anchor Marco Werman has an update.

New Yorker editor David Remnick reflects on Boris Yeltsin with anchor Marco Werman.

Boris Yeltsin, the man who guided Russia through its first turbulent years of independence after the collapse of communism, has died at the age of 76. The World's Matthew Bell reports.